Initial Storyboard


 

I created this storyboard because I wanted to express a animated characters that feels sad and tired all the time. This was inspired by what we all have been experience because of COVID-19. With my story, this characters feel like he is stuck and fins himself just waking up and doing and feeling nothing. 

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